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Build AI apps on the graph, search and AI platform.

Run several Studio instances on one machine behind a single address.

Serve GGUF models on your own hardware with OpenAI and Anthropic APIs.

The admin assistant that changes a workspace, with your approval.

Compose UIs in C# with our front-end component library.

Transpose Compiler

Compile C# to JavaScript and run it in the browser.

Natural language processing in C#.

Read text and structure from 90+ document formats in C#.

Run a sandboxed bash and Python inside your .NET process.

All Open Source Projects

Browse every open-source project Curiosity maintains.

Build, query, and extend the graph + search + AI platform.

Ship domain-specific AI apps with custom UIs, endpoints, and connectors.

Deploy & Operate

Roll out Curiosity to Docker, Kubernetes, or your cloud of choice.

Connect & Ingest

Connectors, integrations, ingestion pipelines, and per-source recipes.

Look up REST, SDK, query language, schema, and error references.

Test, ingest, sync, and promote workspaces from any shell.

Work on a workspace from your terminal, or let a coding agent do it.

Security overview

Security controls, advisories, and how to report an issue.

Report a security issue

Report a vulnerability to the security team.

Security advisories

Published advisories, affected builds, and required actions.

Authentication, encryption, access control, and uptime.

Resources Changelog Support

Curiosity.Library Namespace

The .NET client for a Curiosity Studio workspace. Use it from connectors, ingestion pipelines, scheduled tasks, and any external service that talks to a workspace. Each class below has its own reference page; methods are listed in the On this page panel on that page.

Classes

Class	Description
`Graph`	The workspace client. Opens a connection, queues node and edge writes, and commits them to the server.
`Schema`	Factory for declaring node and edge schemas, declaratively or with the fluent builder.

Enums

Enum	Description
`FieldType`	The wire types a schema field can take (`String`, `Int32`, `Time`, `GeoPoint`, …).

C# SDK reference — the task-oriented SDK guide.
Schema reference — schema concepts and constraints.
Graph query language — traversal and query syntax.